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Dupaco Foundation to award $250,000 in grants to nonprofit organizations

Applications for new grant program accepted through May 31

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The Dupaco Community Credit Union Coralville branch. CREDIT B. KAPLAN

The Dupaco Foundation has announced the launch of its annual nonprofit grant program.

The competitive grant program provides financial support to nonprofit organizations whose mission or programs directly further one of Dupaco Foundation’s three community pillars:

  • Affordable housing and homeownership
  • Upskilling and reskilling
  • Small business development

“The Foundation accelerates the mission of Dupaco Credit Union and shares its commitment to strengthening our communities,” said Joe Hearn, Dupaco Foundation secretary and President/CEO of Dupaco Community Credit Union, in a release. “The Foundation’s goal with this grant program is to support these vital nonprofit organizations and the services they provide, working together to create greater impact and helping people build their own opportunities.”

The Foundation will award $250,000 in grants. Grant amounts are available up to $20,000, depending on the scope and scale of the project receiving the grant.

Dupaco Foundation grant proposals should demonstrate clear, impactful goals with measurable outcomes.

The application cycle is open now through May 31. Grants will be awarded in July.

For more information and to apply, visit www.dupaco.com/ways-we-give.

The Dupaco Foundation was established in 2011 to honor the retirement of 47-year employee and longtime Dupaco Community Credit Union president and CEO Robert W. “Bob” Hoefer. The Foundation is designed to carry on Mr. Hoefer’s tradition of providing personal financial assistance and coaching to help hardworking and financially prudent people recover from unforeseen life events and to increase their opportunities for financial stability.

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